EP1229967A2 - Security belt - Google Patents
Security beltInfo
- Publication number
- EP1229967A2 EP1229967A2 EP00984886A EP00984886A EP1229967A2 EP 1229967 A2 EP1229967 A2 EP 1229967A2 EP 00984886 A EP00984886 A EP 00984886A EP 00984886 A EP00984886 A EP 00984886A EP 1229967 A2 EP1229967 A2 EP 1229967A2
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- EP
- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- safety belt
- fastening device
- belt according
- safety
- designed
- Prior art date
- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A62—LIFE-SAVING; FIRE-FIGHTING
- A62B—DEVICES, APPARATUS OR METHODS FOR LIFE-SAVING
- A62B35/00—Safety belts or body harnesses; Similar equipment for limiting displacement of the human body, especially in case of sudden changes of motion
- A62B35/0006—Harnesses; Accessories therefor
- A62B35/0025—Details and accessories
- A62B35/0037—Attachments for lifelines and lanyards
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- G—PHYSICS
- G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
- G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
- G09F3/00—Labels, tag tickets, or similar identification or indication means; Seals; Postage or like stamps
- G09F3/005—Identification bracelets, e.g. secured to the arm of a person
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
- H04B—TRANSMISSION
- H04B1/00—Details of transmission systems, not covered by a single one of groups H04B3/00 - H04B13/00; Details of transmission systems not characterised by the medium used for transmission
- H04B1/38—Transceivers, i.e. devices in which transmitter and receiver form a structural unit and in which at least one part is used for functions of transmitting and receiving
- H04B1/3827—Portable transceivers
- H04B1/385—Transceivers carried on the body, e.g. in helmets
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
- H04B—TRANSMISSION
- H04B1/00—Details of transmission systems, not covered by a single one of groups H04B3/00 - H04B13/00; Details of transmission systems not characterised by the medium used for transmission
- H04B1/38—Transceivers, i.e. devices in which transmitter and receiver form a structural unit and in which at least one part is used for functions of transmitting and receiving
- H04B1/3827—Portable transceivers
- H04B1/385—Transceivers carried on the body, e.g. in helmets
- H04B2001/3855—Transceivers carried on the body, e.g. in helmets carried in a belt or harness
Definitions
- the invention relates to a safety belt, in particular for personal protection, which can be put on and fastened to the human body and which has at least two belt parts which make it possible to put on and take off the safety belt and a fastening element for securely and releasably connecting the belt parts.
- safety belts for personal protection have become known for such purposes. These are safety belts for special tasks with special safety and security functions coordinated with them. These safety belts are only for a relatively short timely wear provided during the security operation. Wearing such safety belts over a longer period of time, for example for a whole day or for everyday work or activities, is not possible or is possible only with considerable restrictions.
- the safety belt has at least one fastening device for various safety or security elements, which is firmly connected to at least one of the belt parts, the dimensions of the safety belt comprising the fastening device and its weight is designed in such a way that it is possible to wear the safety belt even over long periods of time as well as during everyday activities with good wearing comfort and great freedom of movement.
- the fastening device is advantageously fixed with at least one, preferably having a free end Connected rope, which is designed in terms of its cross section and its material properties such that in particular a manual unwinding or unwinding of the rope is made possible.
- a free end Connected rope which is designed in terms of its cross section and its material properties such that in particular a manual unwinding or unwinding of the rope is made possible.
- Roping down house fires or dangerous situations where the rope can be unrolled or stretched out in a simple manner due to its flexibility or elasticity, and can also be simply rolled up or put in loops again after a safety operation and then space-savingly on the safety belt can be attached.
- each rope is assigned lateral force transmission points which form under load and which are at a distance from one another which enables a stable position of the human body.
- the fastening device is firmly connected to at least one brake element that can be coupled to the rope and is preferably designed with a towing coupling for braking the rope or the body that is subjected to tension under load. This enables controlled and measured braking when abseiling.
- the braking element is provided with a braking force transmission means for transmitting the braking force to the rope, which is provided with an adjusting means for variably adjusting the level of the braking force, the adjusting means preferably being manual, in particular with the aid of a rotary encoder is adjustable.
- the adjustment means is coupled to a mechanism which enables the height of the braking force to be adjusted as a function of specific body positions and / or the rope load. In this way, advantageous manual or even automatic control of the braking force can be achieved, which further increases the safety when rappelling.
- the fastening device is fixed with a rope pulley for rolling up or unrolling the
- Rope is connected, which preferably has a restoring element supporting the winding of the rope, in particular a torsion spring.
- a restoring element supporting the winding of the rope in particular a torsion spring.
- the axis of rotation of the rope pulley is perpendicular to Fastening element or to the longitudinal axis of the body or trunk of the belt wearer is arranged. This allows favorable installation conditions in connection with a particularly flat construction of the fastening device to be achieved, so that the belt carrier is not or only insignificantly restricted in its freedom of movement.
- the safety belt is expediently firmly connected to a fastening element for fastening a force transmission element, such as a rope, chain or rod, and is preferably fastened in such a way that the fastening element is arranged in a region of the safety belt in the closed state of the safety belt or several force application point or force application points of the cable or cables which forms under load.
- a force transmission element such as a rope, chain or rod
- the fastening element is designed as an eyelet
- the safety belt can also be used as a holding device or for securely fastening objects.
- the fastening device is firmly connected to a signal transmitter that is controlled manually and / or at least one sensor, preferably emits optical, acoustic, electrical and / or electromagnetic alarm signals.
- the belt wearer can advantageously draw attention to himself in emergency situations or can achieve a warning effect by manually actuating the signal generator, which can prevent potential offenders from committing an offense and evacuate them. Because in such emergency situations it can also happen that the wearer of the safety belt loses consciousness or for other reasons is no longer able to actuate the signal transmitter manually, one or more suitable alarm signals can advantageously be sent out by means of the automatic sensor control of the signal transmitter.
- the senor can expediently be designed as a sensor for detecting ambient conditions, such as temperature, air humidity, air composition, smoke content and / or the like.
- ambient conditions such as temperature, air humidity, air composition, smoke content and / or the like.
- several such sensors or multifunctional sensors can be used, so that with the help of the safety belt, a suitable alarm signal is automatically sent in many emergency situations depending on the respective environmental conditions such as excessive heat or cold, when in the water and / or when smoke or harmful gases are formed can.
- This advantageously enables the belt wearer, who is in an emergency situation, to be located quickly, the alarm signals advantageously being designed in such a way that they can be targeted via radio direction finding or the like.
- the fastening device is firmly connected to an electrical alarm system and an independent power source for supplying the alarm system with electrical current, the alarm system advantageously being designed with a transmitter and / or a receiver.
- the alarm system advantageously being designed with a transmitter and / or a receiver.
- the fastening device is detachably or captively connected to a manually operable safety auxiliary element for breaking glass panes.
- escape routes can be created in a favorable manner by destroying glazings, for example windows and door panes. This enables a quick escape for those affected.
- the safety belt can expediently have a holding device for holding a safety blanket which is preferably formed with aluminum.
- a holding device for holding a safety blanket which is preferably formed with aluminum.
- safety ceilings coated with aluminum are suitable, for example, which enable advantageous heat protection and / or protection against hypothermia.
- the security belt has a security engraving for personal identification that is not visible in the attached state.
- the personal data are advantageously protected against unauthorized third parties, but are available to authorized persons in an emergency for quick identification of the person concerned.
- the fastening device has a device for the wireless transmission of speech, in particular a radio telephone.
- a device for the wireless transmission of speech in particular a radio telephone.
- the device for wireless transmission of speech expediently comprises a hands-free device which enables speech transmission, preferably via a voice control. This enables particularly simple communication, while the belt wearer can advantageously use the hands for other purposes.
- the hands-free device is designed to be electrically connectable to the fastening device and for this purpose has a contact plug which is designed to match an electrical mating contact plug of the fastening device.
- the hands-free device can be carried along optionally and, if necessary, can be used elsewhere, for example in a motor vehicle.
- the device for the wireless transmission of speech can be actuated with the aid of a keyboard preferably arranged on the fastening device or a cover part connected to it, a numerical keyboard being preferred.
- the fastening device has a preferably separate compartment for the hands-free device detachably connected to it. This enables easy insertion or removal of the free Intercom and cheap protection against environmental influences such as moisture or liquids.
- the securing or security elements in particular the rope, the sensor, the signal transmitter, the alarm system, the power source and / or the security engraving, are attached to the fastening device in such a way that they cannot be removed without being destroyed. This provides additional protection against unauthorized removal of such security or security elements.
- the fastening device or a cover part firmly connected to it are designed such that when the safety belt is in place they cover the fastening element in such a way that unauthorized third parties cannot open the safety belt without destroying the carrier device or the cover part. This makes it possible to create additional protection options that do not open or remove the safety belt by unauthorized third parties, or only make it more difficult.
- the fastening device or the cover part are expediently coupled to the fastening element by a security mechanism which can be actuated by means of an adjustable security code in such a way that the security belt can only be opened with the aid of the preset security code.
- a security mechanism which can be actuated by means of an adjustable security code in such a way that the security belt can only be opened with the aid of the preset security code.
- the security or security elements in particular the rope, the sensor, the signal transmitter, the alarm system, the device for wireless transmission of speech and / or the keyboard are expediently arranged to be protected or sealed against liquids, so that they also function properly under the influence of liquids, such as rain or splashing water or when swimming in water.
- the fastening device is expediently designed like a plate or box. This enables a favorable arrangement and fastening of the safety or securing elements with a favorable weight and advantageous, compact dimensions.
- the safety belt is advantageously designed as a hip belt. This enables simple normal donning and use, in particular as a trouser belt. This makes it more convenient to wear and offers favorable arrangement options for the fastening device with the safety or security elements, so that no or only an insignificant impairment of the freedom of movement of the belt wearer occurs.
- the fastening device and the safety means or securing means firmly connected to it are advantageously arranged ventrally or abdominally in the applied state of the safety belt. This enables particularly advantageous wearing comfort with a favorable arrangement and operability of the safety or security means. This arrangement also allows maximum freedom of movement for the belt wearer, particularly in everyday activities.
- the fastening device and the safety or securing means firmly attached to it form a common unit in the attached state of the safety belt.
- all safety and security means can be arranged and operated particularly advantageously. Due to the formation of a common unit, a weight-optimized design with favorable movement conditions for the belt wearer is achieved. This also enables a protected and safe arrangement of the safety or securing elements with a particularly favorable design of the safety belt.
- Figure 1 is a schematic oblique view of the safety belt with the fastening device having the safety or security elements.
- FIG. 2 shows an enlarged partial oblique view of the safety belt in the area of the fastening device with partial sections for better illustration of the safety or securing elements in a schematic representation.
- the safety belt 20 has the two belt parts 21 and 22 that allow the application and removal of the safety belt 20 and the fastening device 25 for a variety of safety and security elements.
- the fastening device 25 is designed in such a way that, when the safety belt 20 is open, it is fastened to only one of the belt parts, for example to the belt part 22.
- the other belt part 21 is connected, for example, to a plate-shaped coupling part provided with a recess. This belt part 21 can be guided in the region of the free end 76 of the fastening device 25 below it or inserted into it and can then be coupled to a fastening element 50 connected to the safety clasp 42 and not shown in the figures.
- This is preferably designed with snap-in or snap-out latching elements for simple and quick manual putting on or taking off of the safety belt 20, for example in the manner of a coupling fastener, such as is used in aircraft belts.
- the plate-shaped coupling part is inserted into a counter-coupling part which enables it to be received and locked, and which is also not shown in the figures.
- the fastening device 25 or the carrier device for the safety or security elements is designed as a compact and uniform component, the safety or security elements firmly connected to it.
- Safety means in the attached state of the safety belt 20 form a common unit 80.
- the fastening device 25 can be produced simply, compactly and inexpensively and a particularly advantageous protection against mechanical, chemical and chemical / physical or physical interventions can be achieved.
- the advantageous arrangement and design of the unit 80 enables favorable wearing comfort with a lower overall weight of the safety belt 20 in conjunction with maximum freedom of movement for the wearer of the safety belt 20.
- both belt parts 21, 22 can also be fixed each be connected to a fastening device, one of the fastening devices being designed with a suitably designed cover part for securely covering the fastening element 50 which enables the secure, releasable connection of the belt parts 21, 22.
- the ropes 26, 27, the sensors 28 to 32, the signal transmitters 33 to 37, the alarm system 40, the keyboard 41, the security clasp 42 and the security engraving, which is preferably arranged on the back of the security clasp 42, are the essential security or security elements intended.
- the ropes 26, 27 each have the free ends 51, 52, on which suitably designed fastening elements, here in the form of the eyelet 53 or the snap hook 54, are arranged and fixedly connected to the respective rope 26 or 27.
- the ropes 26, 27 can be used in a variety of ways. They serve, in particular, the wearer of the safety belt 20 to be able to abseil in emergency situations, for example in the event of a house fire, and have a preferred length of 50 m for this purpose. With the help of the ropes 26, 27, however, the wearer of the safety belt 20 can also enable other people to abseil or objects secured to the ropes can be secured. It is also possible to use the safety belt as a holding device or for securely attaching objects.
- suitable force transmission elements are preferably attached to the fastening element 55, for example an eyelet, on the rear side or relative to the fastening device 25 when the safety belt 20 is closed Ropes, rods, chains or the like attached.
- the objects can be secured with the aid of the safety belt 20 itself and / or with the aid of the ropes 26 and 27.
- the ropes 26, 27 are designed with regard to their cross-section and their material properties in such a way that in particular a manual unwinding or unwinding of the ropes 26, 27 is made possible.
- Each rope 26, 27 is guided through an opening 56, 57 provided in the box-shaped fastening device 25 and is arranged in the interior of the fastening device 25 on the rope pulleys 58, 59 so that it can be rolled up or rolled up.
- the axes of rotation 82, 83 of the rope pulleys 58, 59 are configured normal to the base body 38 of the fastening device 25 or are arranged approximately normal to the longitudinal axis of the body or torso of the belt wearer when the safety belt 20 is in place.
- the rope pulleys 58, 59 can be arranged in the fastening device 25 in a particularly space-saving manner. This enables a particularly flat construction of the fastening device 25, so that favorable possibilities of movement can be achieved without significantly obstructing the belt wearer.
- the force transmission points 61 and 62 which form in particular under load are laterally spaced apart from one another, so that a stable position of the human body of the belt wearer can be achieved when abseiling.
- the safety belt 20 has the reinforcing material layer 63, which is preferably designed as a reinforcing core layer, in particular in the form of a steel jacket and / or using high-performance plastics.
- the fastening device 25 is designed with at least one braking element which can be coupled to the cables 26, 27 and which is preferably designed with a towing coupling.
- the braking element is preferably provided with a braking force transmission means for transmitting the braking force to the cables 26, 27, which is provided with the adjusting means 63, 66 for variable adjustment of the level of the braking force.
- the setting means 64, 66 can be set manually with the aid of rotary encoders. Instead of the positions marked in FIG. 2, the setting means 64, 66 can also be arranged in other suitable, easy-to-use positions, for example on the front side of the fastening device 25, in particular in the areas assigned to the cable pulleys 58, 59.
- the sensors 28, 29, 31, 32 are firmly connected to the fastening device 25.
- the sensor 28 is designed as a humidity sensor, the sensor 29 as a sensor for detecting the air composition, the sensor 31 as a temperature sensor and the sensor 32 as a smoke detector. With the help of sensors 28, 29, 31, 32 are dependent on predeterminable
- the signal transmitters 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 are controlled by limit values.
- the signal generator 33 is a loudspeaker for emitting acoustic signals.
- the signal transmitters 34, 35, 36, 37 allow optical, electrical, electromagnetic and / or other suitable alarm signals to be emitted in order to suit the belt wearer himself and / or third parties in a suitable form via the sensors 28, 29, 31, 32 of the recorded environmental conditions depending on certain emergency situations, to call for help or to warn them in a suitable form.
- the signal transmitters 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 can also be actuated manually, for example using the actuation button 67 (FIG. 2).
- the sensors 28, 29, 31, 32 and the signal transmitters 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 can be designed to be comparatively small and light, so that favorable space and weight ratios can be achieved.
- the electrical alarm system 40 is provided, which is coupled to an independent power source, not shown in the figures.
- the other signal transmitters 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 and the sensors 28, 29, 31, 32 likewise have a suitable self-sufficient current source, for example in the form of a rechargeable one
- the alarm system 40 is designed with the transmitter 71 and the receiver 72.
- the transmitter in particular enables the transmission of targetable signals.
- the receiver enables the wearer of the safety belt 20 to receive the alarm signals and preferably to target the third persons who are in need.
- a particularly precise targeting or location of the wearer of the safety belt 20 can be achieved in that the alarm system 40 is designed in such a way that it enables its satellite-based location. Accordingly, the alarm system 40 is preferably designed as a GPS system, that is to say as a global position detection system.
- the safety belt 20 is provided with the receiving device 73.
- a safety ceiling preferably coated with aluminum or consisting of aluminum, is arranged on or in this.
- the fastening device 25 itself is designed with at least one base body 38, which is preferably plate-shaped and is firmly connected to one of the belt parts 21, 22.
- the fastening device 25 is designed in a box-shaped manner to securely hold the safety or securing elements, to protect against unintentional or intentional mechanical damage and against the ingress of liquids of all kinds, in particular against the ingress of water.
- a cover part which is firmly connected to the fastening device 25 can be designed in the same way, so that unauthorized third parties cannot open the safety belt 20 without destroying the cover part.
- the fastening device 25 is designed with the safety clasp 42, which enables the fastening element 50 to be actuated in the manner of a safety coupling which is customary in particular for seat belts of aircraft seats.
- the safety clasp 42 is connected to a safety mechanism which is coupled to the fastening element 50 in such a way that damage-free or non-destructive opening of the safety belt 20 only by the Carrier of the safety belt 20 or by authorized third parties is possible.
- the fastening device 25 has the keyboard 41 for entering a presettable security code, the keyboard 41 being, as can be seen from the figures, integrated into the security clasp 42 such that it can be actuated from the outside or from the front.
- the safety clasp 42 is Advantageously coupled to a sensor, not shown in more detail in the figures, which, in the event of an attempt to open the safety clasp 42 without authorization, that is to say, for example by the action of mechanical forces or other physical and / or chemical forces that exceed certain preset limits, on the damage or the Destruction of the safety belt 20 or its safety or security elements interventions leads to an actuation of one or more of the signal transmitters 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 and / or the transmitter 71 of the alarm system 40.
- Simultaneous optical, electrical and / or acoustic signaling by one or more of the signal transmitters 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 can also be signaled to the unauthorized third party at an early stage that his intervention is automatically recognized and reported to third parties providing assistance, for example to the police becomes.
- the signal generator 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 in particular the signal generator 33 designed as a loudspeaker, is designed in such a way that an alarm sound which can be heard over long distances is emitted, so that unauthorized third parties can be put away as a result.
- a security engraving or a similar personal identification means is attached, with the aid of which authorized persons can verify the identity of those Person wearing the belt, for example the name, address and / or telephone number of the person wearing the belt or third parties to be notified.
- the fastening device 25 also has, as a manually operable safety aid element for breaking glass panes, a nail or other suitable safety aid elements which are provided with tips and are easy to handle and light in weight. These can be detachably or captively connected to the fastening device 25, for example connected by means of a thin steel cable, and can be stored safely but easily accessible in suitable holding devices 81.
- the safety belt 20 is preferably worn as a hip belt, in particular as a trouser belt, with the fastening device 25 and the safety or securing means connected to it preferably in the attached state of the safety belt 20 ventrally or abdominally, ie in front of the belly of the wearer of the safety belt 20 are arranged. These measures enable particularly favorable wearing comfort with maximum freedom of movement for the wearer of the safety belt 20.
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